Choosing between a gas and an electric dryer largely comes down to what hookups your home already has and how much laundry you actually do.
Running Cost
Where natural gas is available, it's usually cheaper per load to run than electricity.
Fix: Households doing heavy laundry volume can often recoup a gas dryer's higher purchase price fairly quickly.
Installation
Gas dryers need both a gas line and proper venting in place; electric models just need a dedicated 240V outlet.
Fix: Check what hookups already exist in your home before deciding.
Performance
Gas dryers generally heat up faster and finish a load quicker.
Fix: If speed is a priority and you already have a gas line, it's usually the better choice.
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